Free rental charge review

Check My Charges

Choose the property state and broad charge category, then narrow it to the exact line item. The checker can route you to the matching audit, calculator, company guide, verified state source and document-first dispute workflow.

8broad categories
50state source layers
28company profiles
Start with the property and the exact line item.

No state or charge type is preselected. Choose what actually appears on your lease, quote, bill, ledger or move-out statement.

No state, charge category or dollar amount is preloaded. General educational information, not legal advice.

How the checker routes a charge

Start broad, then narrow to the exact line item.

The checker separates move-in, recurring, utility, payment, deposit, move-out and collection problems. Exact subtypes distinguish issues such as deposit alternatives, renewal/month-to-month premiums, insufficient notice, holdover, transfers, HOA violation fees and maintenance chargebacks. The property state and company name can surface a more specific calculator, source layer or company guide when one exists.

Audit, calculate, check the source, then dispute if needed

A confusing charge may require several different checks. Use an audit to identify missing records, a calculator or ledger to test the numbers, the property-state source to understand the relevant rule, and the dispute workflow only after the issue is specific enough to describe clearly.

Need a general dispute sequence?

The document-first workflow shows how to classify a rental charge, rebuild the account, organize the evidence, check the applicable source and make a factual written request.

How to Dispute Rental Charges →

Company, contract and state answers are separate layers

A management company can publish a fee, maintenance responsibility, HOA process, renewal rule or billing workflow while the property state can impose separate legal requirements. Use the exact property quote, lease, notices, work orders, product terms and ledger as the primary records for the tenancy.

Educational routing tool only. The checker does not decide whether a fee, repair charge, fine, rent increase or other amount is lawful or correctly calculated.